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I can’t establish a connection between my machine with a VPN and a private GitLab instance. I’ve setup the SSH key with: ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C “some comment” And then copied the public key into a new SSH key in my GitLab settings. When I try to establish a connection I see the below logs: […]
Managing a merge request (MR) is an integral part of collaborative development, involving navigating through code changes, discussions, and dependencies to ensure high-quality outcomes. Whether you’re reviewing someone else’s code or trying to make your own changes clearer, the new GitLab Duo Chat capability, available in GitLab Duo Enterprise, can help simplify your workflow. Now, […]
Are you interested in hosting your own servers to run your GitLab CI/CD pipelines but don’t know where to begin? Setting up a GitLab Runner to run your pipelines on your own infrastructure can seem like a daunting task as it requires infrastructure knowledge and the know-how to maintain that infrastructure. Typically this process requires […]
We’re excited to announce upcoming changes to how GitLab handles webhooks, aimed at improving reliability and reducing manual intervention. These changes will affect GitLab.com users in the coming weeks. For GitLab Self-managed users, the current auto-disabling webhook behavior is behind an existing ops flag auto_disabling_webhooks. The changes described here will be introduced behind the same […]
Kingfisher plc, an international home improvement company, has leaned into GitLab’s end-to-end platform to help it build a DevSecOps foundation that is revolutionizing its developer experience. And the company plans to continue that improvement by increasing its use of platform features, focusing on security, simplifying its toolchain, and increasing the use of automation. “The whole […]
Deploying an application to the cloud often requires assistance from production or DevOps engineers. GitLab’s Google Cloud integration empowers developers to handle deployments independently. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to deploy a Python Flask server to Google Cloud in less than 10 minutes. Whether you’re a solo developer or part of a large team, […]
The GitLab security team is aware of a blog post from Sysdig describing how attackers scan public repositories to identify exposed credentials in Git config files. GitLab consistently recommends its customers and users follow several best practices to harden their public GitLab projects to prevent unintentional leaks of their credentials in Git config files or […]
Last month, we, along with the GitLab community, introduced more than 140 improvements to our AI-powered DevSecOps platform to help you build better and more secure software, faster. With that much product innovation, we know it can be difficult to keep track of the latest GitLab has to offer. So, each quarter, we’re spotlighting the […]
Learn more about GitLab Patch Release: 17.5.1, 17.4.3, 17.3.6 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). Today we are releasing versions 17.5.1, 17.4.3, 17.3.6 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). These versions contain important bug and security fixes, and we strongly recommend that all self-managed GitLab installations be upgraded to […]
With GitLab 17.4, we’ve made GitLab Advanced SAST generally available. GitLab Advanced SAST is a static application security testing scanner designed to discover vulnerabilities by performing cross-function and cross-file taint analysis. By following the paths user inputs take, the analyzer identifies potential points where untrusted data can influence the execution of your application in unsafe […]